The Reform Party of the United States is proud to make its first endorsements of 2026. As the leading moderate party, the Reform Party sits in the middle of the political spectrum and acts as a voice of reason between the Democratic and Republican Parties.
Over the past five years, the Reform Party has seen 11 of its candidates elected or appointed to various offices across the nation. We are working hard to continue the momentum!
The Reform Party National Committee empowers the Reform Party Executive Committee to endorse non-establishment candidates and support party members for office. Through unanimous vote, the Reform Party is proud to announce the following endorsements.
Dan Osborn for United States Senate (Nebraska) – The Reform Party is impressed with Dan Osborn’s fight against special interests and the billionaire class. A blue-collar worker, Mr. Osborn represents decent, honest working-class voters in a campaign to oust billionaire Pete Ricketts. The Reform Party officers met with Mr. Osborn last year and are proud to support him.
Mike Duggan for Governor of Michigan – Mike Duggan left the Democratic Party to seek election as an independent for Governor of Michigan. Mr. Duggan served successfully as the Mayor of Detroit and was reelected with 72 percent of the vote. His success in turning around the city of Detroit illustrates his ability as a leader.
New York Statewide Endorsement – The Reform Party of New York is preparing to endorse a candidate for statewide office, please stay tuned for details.
The Reform Party would also like to recognize four local candidates running for office.
James Bledsoe for Raleigh City Council – James Bledsoe has been endorsed by both the Reform Party and Veteran Parties of Wake County, North Carolina. Mr. Bledsoe served for fifteen months on active duty in Afghanistan.
Jenna Wadsworth for Wake County Soil and Water Board – The Reform Party of Wake County has again endorsed Jenna Wadsworth for re-election to the nonpartisan Wake County Soil and Water Board. In the last election she was endorsed by multiple parties.
James Treibert for Adams County Assessor – James Treibert is an experienced candidate and Reform Party member running for Adams County Assessor in Colorado, and seeking to obtain ballot access with 1,000 valid signatures.
Josh Hendrickson for School Board – In the coming weeks, Reform Party contributor Josh Hendrickson will be launching his campaign for school board, details are to follow.
The Reform Party will be announcing more candidates as the election year continues.
Note from the Chairman
The Reform Party launched its March to $1,000 campaign on March 1st with a goal of raising one thousand dollars by April 11th. The Reform Party reached its goal in only eight days with many active members yet to donate. I am proud to announce that we have increased our goal to $2,000.
I would like to personally ask for even the smallest donation. A donation of five dollars or less will go a long way towards toppling the political establishment. I ask that people give what they can.
If you have not yet set up a recurring donation, I urge you to do so. A monthly donation of twenty dollars, a quarterly donation of three dollars or an annual donation of one dollar helps the party more than you know. Rebuilding our base of long term donors is a major key to success.
If you would like to make a single donation, or set up a recurring contribution, you may do so here.
